El Paso herald., May 17, 1913, Week-End Edition, Section B, Page 8-B, Image 16

About El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931

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EL PASO HEUALD
8 B
Saturday, May 17, 1913
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Bargains in
FURNITURE
We are offering some exceptionally low prices for the
balance of this month, on Furniture
Refrigerators, Ice Boxes
and Porch Chairs
It's worth your while to investigate. You will find us
about 50 percent lower than others.
We buy, sell and exchange new, and 2nd hand furniture.
Bait Furniture Co.
Successors to Herman Furniture Co.
114 S. Stanton.' Phone 3046.
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HENRY MOHR
Cut Rate Hardware
Builders' Hardware
Paints and Glass
309 South EI Paso Street
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Summer Time Is Here!
Let us put awnings over those sunny windows, and Roller
Drop Cloth Porch Curtains on that sunny porch.
Then fit up tfre porch with some of our Easy Chairs,
Settees, Swings, etc, and you will enjoy summer time.
Phone 2044 for prices.
El Paso Tent & Awning Co.
3 12 S. El Paso St H. J. Collins, iMgr.
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INSURANCE
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, HEALTH, ACCIDENT,
TORNADO
Good Companies. Prompt and Efficient Service.
LEONARD E. GILLETT
Phone 265 409 Mills Bldg.
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block from new school, half block from car line, south
front, fenced back yards, concrete walks in, hard
wood floors, electric x light fixtures, enameled bed
rooms, bath and kitchen, and mission living rooms -and
dining rooms. We will sell you on easy terms.
They are the prettiest bungalows in El Paso.
LET US SHO W YOU
We Like
To Cross Swords
With the Socialists
The Socialists want everything; all we want is the Bank. A Chicago banker
says if Adam had put one dollar on compound interest at one percent per
annum every person would now have 350 million dollars each in easfc. We
notice that if Adam had lived and worked six thousand years at one dollar
per hour, 10 hours per day, he would, only have saved up 21,600,000 bu.ks,
or about one-thousandth of a cent apiece for each of us. Do you blame the
Myrtle Trading Place for wanting to steal the banks, along with those l-00
cattle and horses they are going to dispose of so cheap. We P oae wlU
ever have gall enough to work any more when all they need is a bank.''
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209 Mesa
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Phone 1579
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Homes of Character
By E. G. Perry, Architect
Hot Air Dividends
Thkisn'tadream. Every year of your life the
Peck-Williamson
Underfeed Furnace
declares sure enough winter earnings wfelofa
represent aa actual
Saving of a o of
COAL BILLS
The Underfeed doesn't require high priced
coal. Cheapest slack yields as much dean,
even heat as costliest anthracite. The dif
ference in cost is clear gala. Fed from
below, all fire is on top. Gases and a&oke
are censHmea.
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Bethsa & Moores
SOS S. EI Pase St.
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Home of . W. Kirkpatrick, 2518 Montana St
This beautiful bungalow is built of Greendale Rug
brick and laid with 3-4 inch joints with deep dragged
joints. It has five rooms with hardwood floors and
tile bath room. The sleeping porch is glassed in with
a large fire place in it so it is a complete bed room
or makes a fine nursery. The exterior" painting is
effective having a dark green roof and trimmings- to
match concrete caps and sills. This home has a large
concrete basement with servant's room and coal bin
it also has laundry in basement and clothes chute from
first floor, making a very convenient arrangement
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Bargains in
Wall Paper,
Painting and
Tinting
Owl Sign
Company
208 N. Campbell
Phone 3583
No home complete without chick
ens. For best results feed
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The Perfect Chicken Feed for Hens and Little Chicfa
The proportion of grains and seeds are so varied that
chickens never become tired of it. Try it.
Ask ym grocer for it if he
don't handle it, phone us.
Heid
rothers
WYANDOT-
Phones 35 and 36.
Facts That
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Less Than ONE CENT AN HOUR is
the Cost of Operating a 12-inch
Electric Fan
But for Satisfactorily COOLING HOMES
and Keeping them Free From Flies, Manu
facturers Are Noy Making an
INCH
ELECTRIC FAN
The 8-inch Fan Costs Less Than thex larger
sizes. It costs Less Than ONE-HALF
CENT AN HOUR to Operate; About
the Same as an Eight-Candle Power Lamp.
Hesitation May Lead to
Heat Prostration
El Paso Electric Railway Co.
Electric Bldg. Phone 2323
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